SANlight sanlight EVO 140 and 60 series perpetual grow with biotabs Dutch passion ect

[St. Tom]

Sorry bro, you've got so many grows going on...Can't keep up which is which sometimes...Was convinced you had this one in an autopot as well...Well, were on a canna forum as well so
My advice still stands --> pH issue causing lockout. Let her dry out a bit, maybe even place the pot on a seedling mat to hasten the drying process and then water with plain, dechlorinated water with 1gr/L of Bactrex added to it. You can also add 2ml of Orgatrex to that if you didn't give that in the last week or so. The carbs will feed the Mycelium inside the soil along with the bacterial colonies you are adding with the Bactrex.
Don't give to much water to the soil. You know the trick with squeezing a handful of soil in your hand right? It's better to add 2gr of Bactrex (and double up on the Orgatrex as well) to the water if you have the feeling you're not going to have to add much, but still want enough of the Bactrex inside...get my drift? But first let her dry out for a couple of days, this will stop the nitrification going on right now. Then the Bactrex, which will help in getting that soil back into balance.
Good luck bro

I still think shes locked out with nitrogen bro also I haven't ph any water on this grow as it says I don't need too but I have used dechlorinated water right through the whole grow .anyhow I fed her before with the bactrex and will see how she looks tomorrow as shed dried it out today and then on the next feed I will try as you said with the orgatrex but every leaf clawing is showing shes still unhappy

 

[Bob's Auto's]

I still think shes locked out with nitrogen bro also I haven't ph any water on this grow as it says I don't need too but I have used dechlorinated water right through the whole grow .anyhow I fed her before with the bactrex and will see how she looks tomorrow as shed dried it out today and then on the next feed I will try as you said with the orgatrex but every leaf clawing is showing shes still unhappy

But how can she have gotten to much nitrogen?

 

[St. Tom]

But how can she have gotten to much nitrogen?

when I gave her 4 tablespoons of silicium flash as a top dress I gave them all I was going to try Epson salts as I had brown speckling on 1 or 2 leaves so I thought it may have been too much as she lost color quite quickly

 

[St. Tom]

also @Bob's Auto's the thread i posted earlier was from a while ago I did 1 run with sohums live soil and another with Ecothrive Eco-Life Living Soil and they were both grown on the autopots but I had odd issues late in flowering on 1 plant

 

[blue]

Hi Tom,

I see she's going mellow yellow! I'm with bob on letting the pot dry, give it a good plain watering and then some very light nutes with N.

The down drooping clawing could be down to over water. You don't generally get a claw from N lockout, it comes with N Toxicity and the leaves go very dark.

It looks like a PH issue to me! (Very unusual in Toms garden!!!)

 

[St. Tom]

Hi Tom,

I see she's going mellow yellow! I'm with bob on letting the pot dry, give it a good plain watering and then some very light nutes with N.

The down drooping clawing could be down to over water. You don't generally get a claw from N lockout, it comes with N Toxicity and the leaves go very dark.

It looks like a PH issue to me! (Very unusual in Toms garden!!!)

Should I ph this plain water then as my tap water is quite high as biotabs say not to bother also thanks to you and @Bob's Auto's for all the help and I recon she hopefully will be back on track soon I'm used to coco and getting a quick fix

 

[Bob's Auto's]

Should I ph this plain water then as my tap water is quite high as biotabs say not to bother also thanks to you and @Bob's Auto's for all the help and I recon she hopefully will be back on track soon I'm used to coco and getting a quick fix

Normally you shouldn't have to, but I really don't know how the Bio life inside the soil is like. So it can't hurt adjusting the pH yourself. Just make sure it's stable for a day or so before you add the Bactrex. Adding some Orgatrex to the water will prolong the life of the bacteria as they will feed on the carbohydrates and add even more bacterial cultures to the mix, which will aid in getting that soil back into business

 

[St. Tom]

thanks again bob ive also just checked both autoflowers and there looking splendid

 

[DDubs]

Normally you shouldn't have to, but I really don't know how the Bio life inside the soil is like. So it can't hurt adjusting the pH yourself. Just make sure it's stable for a day or so before you add the Bactrex. Adding some Orgatrex to the water will prolong the life of the bacteria as they will feed on the carbohydrates and add even more bacterial cultures to the mix, which will aid in getting that soil back into business

I'm always skeptical about no pH monitoring. I think you still want to make sure you are close. Good luck

 

[Bob's Auto's]

I'm always skeptical about no pH monitoring. I think you still want to make sure you are close. Good luck

Brother...Ever since I went the BioTabs route I haven't used my pH or EC pen...For real. Got nothing to do with chemicals or additives, but rather a bacterial and mycorrhizal process going on in the soil and adjusting the pH and availability of nutrients. Oh...And worms, don't forget them little oxygen suppliers to the roots...

I'll never look back buddy